Well then, a point apiece in the north London derby and that's a wrap from us for the evening.

We are going into cryogenic storage during the international break. See you on the other side...

Tottenham Hotspur

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Spurs goalscorer Harry Kane tells BBC Sport: "We played very well. Even in the second half we had our chances to kill it off, but if you don’t kill top teams off they come back at you. There was talk about whether we'd have enough energy and I thought we showed we did."

On Dele Alli: "He's a great, great talent. It doesn't matter what stage he's on, he'll try things and try to express himself, which is great for Spurs and great for the country."

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Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger: "In the second half we showed the mental strength of a side determined not to lose the game. In the end I think it’s a good 1-1.

"Kieran Gibbs' movement is good. His timing in the box is good. Sometimes when he gets into a position he doesn't believe he can score.

"What this championship shows is that you have to fight 200% in every game for a result, you've seen that in all the games today. It shows it will be down to the team that can find the mental resource in every game."

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Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino tells BBC Sport: "The way we played we should feel very proud. The effort was brilliant. The level we showed and the commitment was fantastic. It’s the way we want to carry on.

"In six days we've played three matches, maybe we felt it in the final minutes. We need to recognise we are a very young team. This experience is very important.

"We need to show we are maturing. The level we have today is good, we need to show more and to improve. It's early to set a limit or to expect a lot of things."

Harry Kane has scored 10 goals in 13 Premier League London derbies.

The England forward has scored five goals in his last three Premier League games. He also has 22 Premier League goals in 2015, four more than any other player in the competition.

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You may be surprised...

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Danny Charity: If that match taught us anything, it's that Arsenal will never be serious title challengers with Giroud as main striker.

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger tells Sky Sports: "Tottenham bossed the first half, Santi Cazorla was not at the races. We had restricted options on the bench.

"I must give credit to players, they refused to lose the game.

"We now gain two weeks' treatment for 10 players who are not available and I hope that we do not lose more."

That is a strange one. Surely if Santi Cazorla was not feeling well he should have told the bench?

Arsenal

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger: "The game could have gone both ways. We were a bit unlucky as well because we played the first half with Santi Cazorla who was half conscious.

"I changed him at half-time. I don’t know what happened to him. He felt perfectly alright earlier, but when we went to go back out they said he felt dizzy."

Arsene Wenger says that every game in the Premier League goes to the wire and that Santi Cazorla was feeling dizzy during the first half.

Full quotes to come.

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Spurs midfielder Dele Alli on Sky Sports: "The boys will be disappointed. We feel we've dominated most of the game. To be disappointed shows how far we've come."

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Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino: "Yes we should have won but I feel very proud of the players. We played very well. You need to kill the game. When we were 1-0 up we had chances to score again.

"We played three matches in six days and had one day less to recover but we showed great character and personality.

"We need to carry on in the same philosophy. But we are 11 games unbeaten and I can feel hugely proud. The progress we are making is correct."

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Arsenal goalscorer Kieran Gibbs on Sky Sports: "Goals don't come often for me but when they do hopefully it's enough to help the team. We know what the game means to everyone. We're struggling with injuries at the moment, players were tired from midweek. Obviously it's disappointing to drop points, especially when we're in such a strong position in the league."

Spanish La Liga

If you haven't read this excellent piece from Andy West on the future of David Moyes, it may be worth giving it a read now.

We hear that Moyes is set to lose his job.

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Spurs goalscorer Harry Kane on Sky Sports: "I thought we played well. It was end to end and an open game. Credit to Arsenal, they kept coming and got their goal. We've had a tough week and put in a great shift and good performance."

The dreaded international break is set to send the tumbleweeds across the Premier League tundra for the next fortnight but who is up next for these two?

Arsenal restart at West Brom on Saturday 21 November, and Spurs play West Ham on the Sunday afternoon. 

Crystal Palace

Over at Anfield it's another cracking away day for Crystal Palace as Pards outfoxes Klopp.

Follow the reaction from Anfield here.